Correct. The example I provided is point to point. The signal must be distributed from there. My main point was that It has the potential of connecting rural areas. Notice that some of the items have built in solar power as well. That could potentially help with power failure concerns. I expect there is a ton of other technologies out there that we don't know about.
Why don't we just call 5G what it really is?
The Matrix.
We can't call it Skynet because Elon Musk is already building that.
I keep accidentally calling it Skynet.
Those are just a few of the oddball situations that AV's are being taught to properly manage. Will the eventually get it right every time? Probably not, but I strongly suspect they'll get it right more often than humans do.
But machines are very often hacked and get viruses and other malware. Whatever the end result is, it had better be hyper secure against cyber attacks. But we know it won't be, because it can't be.
Weird, because most of my electronics have the learning capability to better suit my personal lifestyle. Something as simple as a cellphone. You’re making a case against yourself every single post.
Amen to that. I have over 2,000,000 miles driving, all with me behind the wheel. I don't need a machine to do something I've perfected
So it is changing its patterns based on experiences, huh? What the hell do you think humans do? Change your patterns based on experiences. Put your hand on a hot stove, it hurts, you stop putting your hand on a hot stove. It’s not intelligence a machine is doing, it is changing based on best course of action. Through human input, whether direct or indirect. It’s smarter and more reactionary than humans.
That is a lot of miles for sure, got me thinking about how many I have driven and realized it is probably close to 2 million.
